Dynamically creating objects

Question

I know this is something that is common but I just can't find a suitable answer anywhere on the internet. The keywords that I think pertain to my problem are not correct so I can't figure out what to search for! Even someone linking me to a page about this would be helpful! Let's say my program takes a text file (a story) as input and I want to create an instance of the custom class Person for every person named in the text file. How do I do this? How can I dynamically create the objects without knowing what the names are beforehand? How can I later call those objects and their functions/variables w/o knowing the name of the object(s)?

Bechir Bejaoui · Answer

Create a new text file and fill it as bellow: ; Person first name FirstName = djfdhfj ; Person last name LastName = jhjhjhjhj ; Person region Region = jhjhjhjhj ; Person education Level = jhjhjhhj ; Person profession Profession = jhjhjhjhjh use this code to generate a class from this text file using Res = System.Resources.Tools; using Microsoft.CSharp; /// /// /// /// Array that contains unmatchables elements /// The maximum dimension of the errors array private static void GenerateWrapper( string []errors) { try { Res. StronglyTypedRecourceBuilder ( @C:\myResourcesTextFiles.txt  ResourcesClass  Resources  new CSharpCodeProvider () false  out errors); } /* This code is done by bejaoui bechir the exception will be thrown when one among elements in the * resource file can't be wrapped for a given problem during * the generation process */ catch ( StrongTypingException caught) { MessageBox .Show( Source:  + caught.Source + Message:  + caught.Message); } } look at your project you'll find a new generated class from this text